A/HRC/48/5 122.182 Continue the Government’s efforts to increase health coverage and bring it closer to citizens, especially pregnant women, infants and children (Oman); 122.183 Take concrete measures to tackle stigma and discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and their families and to ensure them timely and adequate access to health services (Portugal); 122.184 Continue national efforts towards achieving universal health coverage (Sri Lanka); 122.185 Ensure access to adequate sexual and reproductive health-care services (Ukraine); 122.186 Extend State services – including security, justice, education, and health services – to all its citizens, including access to a well-managed family planning programme (United States of America); 122.187 Continue ensuring that all citizens have access to health (Eswatini); 122.188 Redouble efforts and take all measures to strengthen the right to quality education for all, in particular by implementing measures to promote increased access for girls to school (Djibouti); 122.189 Continue efforts to spread the culture of human rights, aiming at overcoming social and cultural obstacles in order to end all forms of discrimination against women and children (Egypt) 122.190 Secure the protection of educational institutions against attacks (Estonia); 122.191 Pursue major efforts in terms of schooling and literacy for nomadic populations (Algeria); 122.192 Consider efforts in furtherance of free, equal and non-discriminatory access to quality education for all (India); 122.193 Pursue efforts in order to reform and develop the education sector, to include all groups of society, including people with special needs, in all cities in the Niger (Libya); 122.194 Invest further in the education system of the country, and give special consideration to the needs of girls and women to make them more autonomous (Mauritius); 122.195 Ensure that girls and women are enrolled in school through awarenessraising campaigns (Armenia); 122.196 Strengthen measures to ensure truly inclusive education and prioritize mainstream education over special institutions (Armenia); 122.197 Promote the right to education by further improving school enrolment and completion rates (Sri Lanka); 122.198 Consider amending legislation on education to make primary and secondary education free and to ensure that everyone is guaranteed a legal right to education (State of Palestine); 122.199 Strengthen access to education by ensuring a safe and protective environment for all children, particularly in conflict zones, including for young girls and children of nomadic populations (Switzerland); 122.200 Continue improving education, especially for all children in rural settings (Eswatini); 122.201 Expand efforts for social change on early and forced child marriages, female genital mutilations and other discriminatory practices against women and girls, particularly through opinion leaders and the media (Canada); 20 GE.21-09329